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[dɪ'spəʊzl]1) (removal) (of waste product) smaltimento m., eliminazione f.2) (sale) (of company, property, securities) cessione f., vendita f.3) (completion) esecuzione f.4) (for use, access)to be at sb.'s disposal — essere a disposizione di qcn
5) (arrangement) disposizione f., collocazione f.* * *noun (the act of getting rid of something: the disposal of waste paper.) eliminazione, lo sbarazzarsi* * *disposal /dɪˈspəʊzl/n. [u]1 smaltimento, eliminazione; disinnesco ( di un ordigno): rubbish (o refuse) disposal, lo smaltimento dei rifiuti; the safe disposal of nuclear waste, lo smaltimento sicuro delle scorie nucleari; bomb disposal, disinnesco di bombe; (mil.) disposal expert, artificiere2 (form.) disposizione; schieramento ( di truppe): the disposal of troops along the border, lo schieramento di truppe lungo il confine3 cessione, vendita ( di beni); trasferimento ( anche per donazione o testamento): disposal of assets [shares], cessione di attività [azioni]; the disposal of property, la cessione di proprietà privata4 (eufem.) eliminazione; soppressione● at sb. 's disposal, a disposizione di q.: I'm at her disposal 24 hours a day, sono a sua disposizione 24 ore al giorno; She put her flat at our disposal for the whole of our stay, ci ha messo a disposizione il suo appartamento per tutto il nostro soggiorno; He has a lot of time at his disposal, ha molto tempo a disposizione.* * *[dɪ'spəʊzl]1) (removal) (of waste product) smaltimento m., eliminazione f.2) (sale) (of company, property, securities) cessione f., vendita f.3) (completion) esecuzione f.4) (for use, access)to be at sb.'s disposal — essere a disposizione di qcn
5) (arrangement) disposizione f., collocazione f.
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